Abstract: A receiver timing error recovery loop expands the bandwidth of a received signal and determines the timing error based on the bandwidth expanded received signal.

Abstract: A receiver timing error recovery loop expands the bandwidth of a received signal and determines the timing error based on the bandwidth expanded received signal.

Abstract: A decision feedback equalizer is operated by making first symbol decisions from an output of the decision feedback equalizer such that the first symbol decisions are characterized by a relatively long processing delay, by making second symbol decisions from the output of the decision feedback equalizer such that the second symbol decisions are characterized by a relatively short processing delay, and by determining tap weights for the decision feedback equalizer based on the first and second symbol decisions. The first symbol decisions may be derived from the output of a long traceback trellis decoder. The second symbol decisions may be derived either from the output of a short traceback trellis decoder or from shorter delay outputs of the long traceback trellis decoder.

Abstract: A timing recovery loop includes a sampler, a narrow band filter, an RMS normalize, a timing error detector, and a sample controller. The sampler samples a received signal. The narrow band filter filters the sampled received signal so as to pass an upper band edge of the received signal and not a lower band edge of the received signal. The RMS normalize sets an average power level of an output of the filter to a substantially constant value. The timing error detector detects a timing error with respect to an output of the RMS normalize. The sample controller controls the sampler in response to the detected timing error.

Abstract: A timing recovery loop includes a sampler, a narrow band filter, an RMS normalizer, a timing error detector, and a sample controller. The sampler samples a received signal. The narrow band filter filters the sampled received signal so as to pass an upper band edge of the received signal and not a lower band edge of the received signal. The RMS normalizer sets an average power level of an output of the filter to a substantially constant value. The timing error detector detects a timing error with respect to an output of the RMS normalizer. The sample controller controls the sampler in response to the detected timing error.

Abstract: A timing recovery loop includes a sampler, a narrow band filter, an RMS normalizer, a timing error detector, and a sample controller. The sampler samples a received signal. The narrow band filter filters the sampled received signal so as to pass an upper band edge of the received signal and not a lower band edge of the received signal. The RMS normalizer sets an average power level of an output of the filter to a substantially constant value. The timing error detector detects a timing error with respect to an output of the RMS normalizer. The sample controller controls the sampler in response to the detected timing error.

Abstract: A receiver timing error recovery loop expands the bandwidth of a received signal and determines the timing error based on the bandwidth expanded received signal.

Abstract: An equalizer system includes an equalizer, first and second decoders, and a tap weight controller. The equalizer equalizes a received signal to provide an equalizer output. The first decoder is characterized by a first parallel output, and the first decoder decodes the equalizer output to provide first symbol decisions having a first accuracy. The second decoder is characterized by a second parallel output, the second decoder receives the first parallel output and decodes the equalizer output to provide second symbol decisions having a second accuracy, the first accuracy is greater than the second accuracy, and the second decoder applies the second parallel output to the equalizer. The tap weight controller determines tap weights based on the first symbol decisions and supplies the tap weights to the equalizer.

Abstract: A receiver timing error recovery loop expands the bandwidth of a received signal and determines the timing error based on the bandwidth expanded received signal.

Abstract: An equalizer system includes an equalizer, first and second decoders, and a tap weight controller. The equalizer equalizes a received signal to provide an equalizer output. The first decoder is characterized by a first parallel output, and the first decoder decodes the equalizer output to provide first symbol decisions having a first accuracy. The second decoder is characterized by a second parallel output, the second decoder receives the first parallel output and decodes the equalizer output to provide second symbol decisions having a second accuracy, the first accuracy is greater than the second accuracy, and the second decoder applies the second parallel output to the equalizer. The tap weight controller determines tap weights based on the first symbol decisions and supplies the tap weights to the equalizer.

Abstract: A decision feedback equalizer is operated by making first symbol decisions from an output of the decision feedback equalizer such that the first symbol decisions are characterized by a relatively long processing delay, by making second symbol decisions from the output of the decision feedback equalizer such that the second symbol decisions are characterized by a relatively short processing delay, and by determining tap weights for the decision feedback equalizer based on the first and second symbol decisions. The first symbol decisions may be derived from the output of a long traceback trellis decoder. The second symbol decisions may be derived either from the output of a short traceback trellis decoder or from shorter delay outputs of the long traceback trellis decoder.